There’s a renewed push for the Inland Rail project to be completed, following meetings with key stakeholders in the Parkes electorate.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inAccidents and road closures, Armidale, Mullaley, Wee Waa
More deaths reported after tragic weekend
A second person has died following a fatal crash in Armidale on the weekend, a man near Mullaley died after the paddock he was working in caught on fire, and another died when their ute rolled over near Wee Waa.
Posted inMungindi
A Christmas Morning Tea in Mungindi
In the lead up to Christmas, Mungindi residents are invited to reconnect, recharge and replenishing with a special holiday morning tea.
Posted inTamworth
Tamworth’s organics recycling facility goes ahead
The Tamworth region is set to benefit from a comprehensive Organics Recycling Facility, meeting community and agricultural business needs.
Posted inGunnedah
Future concept for Gunnedah Youth Space on exhibition
Gunnedah residents can now view the concept design for a new Gunnedah Youth Space which will deliver new skate park facilities and more.
Posted inCrime, Glen Innes
Glen Innes to host roundtable to discuss public safety
Glen Innes Severn Council will host a roundtable meeting to discuss further strategies for enhancing public safety.
Posted inBellata, Investment, Moree, Narrabri
New overtaking lanes provides a safer and efficient Newell Highway
Three new overtaking lanes south of Moree are now open thanks to a $261.1m investment providing safer and more efficient road journeys.
Posted inArmidale, Education
Hospitality program sets Armidale migrants up for success
Migrants in Armidale are taking their English skills to the next level, just ask Fadya Alkhalaf who says the program has been life changing.
Posted inCrime, Local News
Stay alert to holiday scammers
With the holiday season just around the corner, New Englanders are being urged to stay vigilant as scammers ramp up to Christmas.
Posted inTamworth
Carthage Street to undergo multi-million-dollar rehabilitation
One of Tamworth’s busiest local roads, Carthage Street, will undergo major pavement renewal from March next year.